> My Indian mates gave me a good idea to open up a different telnet session
> for each router on my PC thus eliminating all the keystrokes and just use
> the mouse to bring the live router to the forefront.
This assumes that you have telnet access to the terminal server.
If you have console port access only, then when you try to open another
session to the console you will be denied as the RS-232 port is in use
already.
Therefore, skipping around on the 2511 would be the only to go.
However, I don't know how you're allowed to connect from your PC to the
terminal server.
Kevin Wigle
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From: "Rashid Lohiya"
To:
Sent: Tuesday, 29 May, 2001 18:47
Subject: Shorcuts for Terminal Server [7:6310]
> Anyone got the keystrokes/shortcuts for moving around a rack via a 2511
> terminal server fluidly and effortlessly?
>
> I know about Cntrl Shift 6 x to jump off a live session and reverse telnet
> to another router.
>
> How do I disconnect altogether, so that I do not keep on having to clear
> line all the time?
>
> Can I jump back on a router I have already opened a session with, without
> having to type pw or clear line again?.
>
> My Indian mates gave me a good idea to open up a different telnet session
> for each router on my PC thus eliminating all the keystrokes and just use
> the mouse to bring the live router to the forefront.
> The only problem with this is that I am getting lazy and I am unsure
whether
> I will be allowed to use this technique in the lab. Any ideas?
>
> Thanks
>
> Rashid Lohiya
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